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Posted: Aug 7 2008
This Weber Summit grill, as well as the entire Summit line has a design flaw that Weber refuses to consider an issue. Whenever it rains, water runs down the back and enters the internal drip tray, then flows into a drip pan, which then overflows a greasy water mess onto the cabinet floor. This problem occurs with and without the Weber Premium cover in place. (The cover has a mesh on the back that lets the rain in.) I give the grill a two star rating because it does do a nice job of cooking ... once the mess is cleaned up.




( 1 of 1 found this review helpful ) Posted: Aug 7 2008
The Weber Summit line of grills have a design flaw that Weber refuses to consider an issue. Whenever it rains, water runs down the back and enters the internal drip tray, and empties into a drip pan. The pan then overflows the greasy mess onto the cabinet floor. Furthermore, the drip pan cannot be easily removed without almost totally spilling the greasy mess.




Posted: Jul 26 2008
In October of 2007 we upgraded to the Summit 420 and gave my old Weber to my daughter. I'm just now writing a review of our new grill because I wanted to know what I was talking about. First I have to say, the old Weber (a Genesis purchased in 1987) was in top shape having only replaced the grills and flavor bars. Second I have to say, my new grill makes grilling far more relaxing regardless of what we grill. From catfish to the finest fillets, it provides the most consistent great texture and taste. The ability to adjust four different burners from side to side without moving the food is the magic in this grill. The grill is a perfect size for my wife and I, or up to 10 people. Chicken wings are the all time favorite in our family and on this grill I can brown the outside of the wing, fully cook, and then crisp them before taking off (not one burnt spot), without opening the grill but one time. You can cook brisket at 200 degrees, grill shrimp and veggies at 300, bake catfish at 400, and grill steaks at 500 degrees. The stainless steel grills are easy to clean, the light works great at night, and it sure seems like I'm using less propane. Service has always been awesome. I truly feel that if you were lost and you called Weber customer service, they'll try to help you. As far as the downside: I haven't found anything negitive from grilling on this grill at least twice a week for almost a year.
| Feature: | 4-burner propane grill; 48,000 Btu's; 650 in. total cooking area 538 square in. cooking area; 112 square in. warming rack Enclosed stainless steel cart; porcelain-enameled cooking grates Flush-mount side burner; 9.5-millimeter grate rods for optimal durability 2 heavy-duty front locking casters and 2 heavy-duty back swivel casters |
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| Category: | Lawn & Patio |
| Brand: | Weber |
| Label: | Weber |
| Legal Disclaimer: | Warranty does not cover misuse of product. |
| Manufacturer: | Weber |
| Material Type: | Aluminum,stainless-steel |
| Model: | WEB1710001A |
| Product Group: | Lawn & Patio |
| Release Date: | 2006-12-31 |
| Weight: | 255 lbs |
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